Sentence examples for perspective evidence from inspiring English sources
More importantly from a cost perspective, evidence shows that for two same-aged children committing the same crime, the one having contact with the juvenile detention system versus the other who is put in a diversion program has a far greater likelihood of incarceration upon reaching adulthood, and escalating adult prison costs are a major source of state fiscal problems across the nation.
Nonetheless, however, from a content validity perspective, evidence supports the use of the BPI-SF 'Worst Pain' item as the most appropriate measure of pain severity in CRPC patients.
From the Internet-delivery perspective, evidence from information technology perspectives such as medical/consumer health informatics, user experience design, and human-computer interaction— need to be applied and tested in the context of patient decision support.
However, we believe that both approaches enhanced our work in that we gained both a clinical perspective, evidence based perspective as well as a practical approach to the next stage of the study.
From a drug development perspective, evidence indicates that glucose homeostasis, and in particular hemoglobin glycation, has limited prognostic value for the prediction of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality [S6], which is associated with different disease phenotypes, including cardiac/vascular hypertrophy, congestive heart failure, stroke, and cardiovascular death [S7,S8].
Additionally, with these CBPR models and ethical perspectives, evidence for extending objectivity into the multiple, interrelated impacts of environmental health threats, instead of single end point technical analyses, can be seen.
Three distinct themes also characterized Dataset Two (assumed to reflect 'national', or more localized, priorities and perspectives): Evidence of Diversity; Importance of Engagement Across Multiple Stakeholder Groups, and Gaps and Challenges.
When evaluations of water, sanitation and hygiene interventions were reviewed jointly from health and development perspectives, evidence of a broader range of impacts emerged than when they had been reviewed from a health perspective alone.
Fourth, the review moves from a taxonomic (pattern) to a functional (process) perspective, considering evidence for autogenic succession evidenced by competition and/or facilitation, and non-random trends in life-history traits.
This paper examines this predicament from the perspective of evidence based policy.
From a health perspective, the evidence suggests it is an individual's waistto-hip ratio, rather than their BMI, that represents their vital statistic.
